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Order 26 October, 2016
FOURTH REPUBLIC 257 8TH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECOND SESSION NO. 45 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ORDER PAPER Wednesday, 26 October, 2016 1. Prayers 2. Approval of the Votes and Proceedings 3. Oaths 4. Message from the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (if any) 5. Message from the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (if any) 6. Other Announcements (if any) 7. Petitions (if any) 8. Matter(s) of Urgent Public Importance (if any) 9. Personal Explanation ORDERS OF THE DAY BILLS 1. Consolidation of Bills: (a) A Bill for an Act to Establish the FCT Resettlement, Compensation and Rehabilitation Board which shall be responsible for Formulating Policies and Guidelines for Proper Resettlement and for Other Related Matters (HB. 308) (Hon. Iorwase Herman Hembe); (b) A Bill for an Act to Establish the FCT Resettlement, Compensation and Development Commission which shall be responsible for Formulating Policies and Guidelines for Proper Resettlement and for Other Related Matters (HB. 404) (Hon. Zaphaniah Jisalo) – Second Reading. 2. A Bill for an Act to Establish the Defence Space Administration, Develop Satellite Technology, Ensure Security of the Nation’s Cyber Activities and for Other Related Matters (HB. 816) – (Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila) – Second Reading. 3. A Bill for an Act to Provide for the Establishment of the National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment and for Other Connected Purposes (HB. 702) (Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila) – Second Reading. 4. A Bill for an Act to Establish the Nigerian Institute of Soil Science and for Other Related Matters (HB. 703) (Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila) – Second Reading. -
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Rethinking Elite Transformation in Contemporary Nigeria
Afro Asian Journal of Social Sciences Volume 5, No. 5.1 Quarter I 2014 ISSN: 2229 – 5313 RETHINKING ELITE TRANSFORMATION IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA Paul O. Julius Ph.D. Candidate at Kingston University, Surrey in London, U. K. ABSTRACT Elitism has become a serious topic of academic discussion in the developing world, largely to its link with conflict and insecurity in some states. Recent scholarships on elite-security nexus has suggested that the escalation of most violent conflicts in Africa can be traced to elite’s (in)action. This article forms part of a broader research agenda investigating the linkage between the Nigerian political elite and national insecurity. The article assesses and challenges the elitist view that articulates and upholds the dominance of the military elite among other elite groups in contemporary Nigeria, despite the country now under a civilian dispensation since 1999. The findings posits that while retired military ‘Generals’ have been conspicuous in every facets of Nigerian politics due to their power and influence accumulated under several years of military authoritarianism; there is an emergence of other elites who have become relevant and domineering in the politics of the country. Keywords: Economic Renewal, Elite Theory, Nigeria, Military Retirees, Political Elite. INTRODUCTION By mid-1999, years of military rule gave way to a civilian democratic dispensation in Nigeria. This period of a new political dispensation herein referred to as ‘recivilianized Nigeria’ because the state was briefly under a previous civilian administration in 1979- 1983; brought about the emergence of a retired military ‘General’ as the new civilian president and Head-of-State in person of Olusegun Obasanjo. -
Special Feature the Lake Chad Basin
Special feature Number 70 October 2017 Humanitarian The Lake Chad Basin: Exchange an overlooked crisis? Humanitarian Exchange Number 70 October 2017 About HPN Contents 21. Integrating civilian protection into Nigerian military policy and practice The Humanitarian Practice Network 05. Chitra Nagarajan at the Overseas Development The Lake Chad crisis: drivers, responses Institute is an independent forum and ways forward 24. where field workers, managers and Toby Lanzer policymakers in the humanitarian Sexual violence and the Boko Haram sector share information, analysis and 07. crisis in north-east Nigeria experience. The views and opinions Joe Read expressed in HPN’s publications do The evolution and impact of Boko Haram in the Lake Chad Basin not necessarily state or reflect those of 27. Virginia Comolli the Humanitarian Policy Group or the Mental health and psychosocial needs Overseas Development Institute. and response in conflict-affected areas 10. of north-east Nigeria A collective shame: the response to the Luana Giardinelli humanitarian crisis in north-eastern Nigeria 30. Patricia McIlreavy and Julien Schopp The challenges of emergency response in Cameroon’s Far North: humanitarian 13. response in a mixed IDP/refugee setting A square peg in a round hole: the politics Sara Karimbhoy of disaster management in north- eastern Nigeria 33. Virginie Roiron Adaptive humanitarian programming in Diffa, Niger Cover photo: Zainab Tijani, 20, a Nigerian refugee 16. Matias Meier recently returned from Cameroon in the home she shares with her family in the town of Banki, Nigeria, 2017 State governance and coordination of © UNHCR the humanitarian response in north-east Nigeria Zainab Murtala and Bashir Abubakar 17. -
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NNPC Awards Oil Swap Contracts to 34 Firms Ejiofor Alike with agency contracts to exchange crude the deals said. Barbedos/Petrogas/Rainoil; referred to as offshore crude supplies crude oil to selected reports oil for imported fuel. The winning groups include: UTM/Levene/Matrix/Petra oil processing agreements local and international oil Under the new contract that BP/Aym Shafa; Vitol/Varo; Atlantic; TOTSA; Duke Oil; (OPAs) and crude-for-products traders and refineries in The Nigerian National will take effect this month, a Trafigura/AA Rano; MRS; Sahara; Gunvor/Maikifi; exchange arrangements, are exchange for petrol and diesel. Petroleum Corporation total of 15 groupings, with at Oando/Cepsa; Bono/ Litasco /Brittania-U; and now known as Direct Sale- NNPC had in May 2017, (NNPC) yesterday issued least 34 companies in total, Akleen/Amazon/Eterna; Mocoh/Mocoh Nigeria. Direct Purchase Agreements signed the deals with local award letters to oil firms received award letters, four Eyrie/Masters/Cassiva/ NNPC’s crude swap deals, (DSDP). for the highly sought-after sources with knowledge of Asean Group; Mercuria/ which were previously Under the deals, the NNPC Continued on page 8 Lower Commodity Prices Weaken Inflation to 11.22%... Page 8 Tuesday 16 July, 2019 Vol 24. No 8863 Price: N250 www.thisdaylive.com T RU N TH & REASO Oyo Governor Publicly Declares Assets Worth over N48bn... Page 9 Obasanjo Calls for National Confab, Says Nigeria is on the Precipice Writes Buhari PDP, Afenifere, Ohanaeze, Southern, Middle Belt leaders back former president Yakassai faults content of letter By Our Correspondents plunging into an abyss of before Nigeria witnesses the varied reactions from some aligned with Obasanjo’s Forum (ACF), Alhaji Tanko insecurity. -
Gender Disparities in Witchcraft Beliefs: a Challenge to Nigerian and African Historiography
Journal of International Women's Studies Volume 22 Issue 1 Article 26 February 2021 Gender Disparities in Witchcraft Beliefs: A Challenge to Nigerian and African Historiography Uche U. Okonkwo University of Nigeria V.O Eze University of Nigeria Victor Ukaogo University of Nigeria Stella Okoye-Ugwu University of Nigeria F.O Orabueze University of Nigeria Follow this and additional works at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/jiws Part of the Women's Studies Commons Recommended Citation Okonkwo, Uche U.; Eze, V.O; Ukaogo, Victor; Okoye-Ugwu, Stella; and Orabueze, F.O (2021). Gender Disparities in Witchcraft Beliefs: A Challenge to Nigerian and African Historiography. Journal of International Women's Studies, 22(1), 446-464. Available at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/jiws/vol22/iss1/26 This item is available as part of Virtual Commons, the open-access institutional repository of Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, Massachusetts. This journal and its contents may be used for research, teaching and private study purposes. Any substantial or systematic reproduction, re-distribution, re-selling, loan or sub-licensing, systematic supply or distribution in any form to anyone is expressly forbidden. ©2021 Journal of International Women’s Studies. V.O Eze Gender Disparities in Witchcraft Beliefs: A Challenge to Nigerian and African Historiography By Uche Uwaezuoke Okonkwo 1, V.O Eze2 , Victor Ukaogo3, Stella Okoye-Ugwu 4, F.O 5 Orabueze Abstract The understanding of how gender roles are assigned to abstract issues like witchcraft beliefs, remains a challenge to contemporary African historians. Witchcraft as a significant area of humanistic study, has not sufficiently engaged historians and literary critics. -
Twitter Ban and the Challenges of Digital Democracy in Africa
A PUBLICATION OF CISLAC @cislacnigeria www.facebook.com/cislacnigeria website: www.cislacnigeria.net VOL. 16 No. 5, MAY 2021 Participants in a group photo at a 'One-day CSO-Executive-Legislative Roundtable to appraise the Protection of Civilians and Civilian Harm mitigation in Armed Conflict' organised by CISLAC in collaboration with Centre for Civilians in Conflict with support from European Union. Twitter Ban And The Challenges Of Digital Democracy In Africa By Auwal Ibrahim Musa (Rafsanjani) America (VOA) observes that in ParliamentWatch in Uganda; and Uganda, the website Yogera, or ShineYourEye in Nigeria. s the emergence of digital 'speak out', offers a platform for The 2020 virtual protest in media shapes Africans' way citizens to scrutinize government, Z a m b i a t o Aof life, worldview, civic complain about poor service or blow #ZimbabweanLivesMatter, exposed mobilisation, jobs and opportunities, the whistle on corruption; Kenya's the potential of social media to public perception and opinion of Mzalendo website styles itself as the empower dissenting voices. The governance, the digital democracy 'Eye on the Kenyan Parliament', impact of WhatsApp and Facebook in also evolves in gathering pace for profiling politicians, scrutinizing Gambia's elections has indicated average citizens to take an active role expenses and highlighting citizens' that even in rural areas with limited in public discourse. rights; People's Assembly and its connectivity, social media content In 2017 published report, Voice of sister site PMG in South Africa; Cont. on page 4 Senate Passes Nigeria Still Southwest Speakers Want Procurement of Experts Review Draft Policy on Civilians’ University Bill Dromes, Helicopters to tackle Insecurity Protection in Harmed Conflict - P. -
Corruption Reporter
Omoluwa moved N1.5bn of DSO fund Buhari to open EFCC’S anti- into fixed deposit account – banker Page 11 corruption summit Page 5 ...ensuring public accountability CR CorruptionVOL. 1 NO. 18 REPORTER Monday, June 10th, 2019 www.corruptionreporter.com @corruptionrep [email protected] Court adjourns FG’s $406.7m debt recovery suit against Shell until June 19 Page 13 EXCLUSIVE Lawan, Gbaja Coasting To Victory, As National Assembly Members Elect Find Cash Offers And Promises Of Juicy Committees Impossible To Refuse PAGE 4 OPINION Page 7 Buhari finally accepts Onoghen’s As Saraki goes into retirement, wants five new Supreme political purgatory Court judges appointed Page 17 ...ensuring public accountability CR Monday, June 10th, 2019 Corruption 2 REPORTER ...ensuring public accountability CR Corruption Monday, June 10th, 2019 3 REPORTER EDITORIAL DAAR group shutdown by NBC: the role of the media remains CorruptionCR to report news regardless of REPORTER whose ox is gored EDITORIAL TEAM PUBLISHER n 6th June of acceptability of its the livelihoods of such Idris Abiodun Usman 2019, the policies and programmes, a number of people nation received while the people are at a time when the the shocking able to air their views job numbers do not Onews of the “indefinite to the government. The make or good reading CHAIRMAN EDITORIAL BOARD shutdown” of the media has often found is tantamount to the Majeed Dahiru Daar Communications itself on collision course government of the day PLC owned AIT/Ray with the authorities, in shooting itself in the Power FM stations, carrying out its function foot. The government over what the of letting the governed must caution its EDITOR National Broadcasting know what is happening agents and agencies to Mohammed Basah Commission (NBC) in the government, while avoid presenting the termed, broadcasting some governments have impression that Nigerian that “is patently partisan preferred to keep the law enforcement is a and one sided and people in darkness. -
Does the Greater Port Harcourt Master Plan 2008 Meet Aspirations for Liveable City?
Ede et al., Greater Port Harcourt Master Plan 2008, 47th ISOCARP Congress 2011 Does the Greater Port Harcourt Master Plan 2008 meet Aspirations for Liveable City? By Precious N. Ede, Opuenebo B. Owei and Chimbiko Iche Akarolo In 2007 the government of Rivers State, Nigeria contracted a South African firm to produce a master plan for a new city called Greater Port Harcourt to be situated in the outskirts of the old city. The Greater Port Harcourt Master Plan 2008 is here examined in the context of current thinking as to whether it has credentials that meet aspirations for modern liveable cities. The new city plan assumes that Port Harcourt will continue to grow at its current rate so there is need to respond pro-actively to the reality of meeting cogent challenges. The infrastructure to be provided must be sustainable, that is, there should be continuity of effective service delivery by operators, by way of renewal, upgrading and expansion to cope with the city growth. Provision of services will be private sector driven, while government is politically ready to amend laws, regulations and policies to create an enabling environment for private sector to thrive in driving the development initiatives. The plan provides a long-term vision for the city based on sustainability: social, economic and political equity. Sustainability is hinged on continual improvement based on accountability, transparency and good governance. The master plan aims at a development that positively encourages the creation of a mixed community of 350,000 housing units, initially. The energy infrastructure utilizes the natural resources in the region such as natural gas for powering turbines and providing domestic fuel, with a little solar power. -
ONE AFRICA MUSIC FEST Dubai 2019
ONE AFRICA MUSIC FEST Dubai 2019. (MEDIA PROJECT) Africa, powered by Music. Afrobeats to the World. STATISTICS & IMPACT. Attendance – 5000 attendees (Sold out) Access fee – Average $40 Male – 65% Female – 35% Countries in attendance – Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Uganda, UAE etc. Economic Impact to Kigali - $6million Industries affected – Airlines, Hospitality(Hotels), Logistics(Transportation), Arts & Craft, Food(Restaurants) WHY ‘ONE AFRICA MUSIC FEST’? • One Africa Global (Parent Company of ‘One Africa Music Fest’) mission is to afford the general public with African cultural and artistic experiences, promote the sense of Pan Africanism, make known the prospects in Africa and positioning Africa as the perfect destination for investment and by so doing, making Africa great again. This is accomplished through our goals: i. Encouraging people to increase their knowledge of African culture, using African arts that relate to the values and principles of African society and life. ii. Encouraging the respect that is incorporated in African culture. iii. Educating people of African descent about their culture and history so that they may gain a positive self-image, self-awareness and self-direction. iv. Create avenue where global communities can access the opportunities that Africa houses. v. Showcasing the beauty of African culture by performing African dance, music and story globally. vi. Provide investment and trade exchange platform that ushers in robust development in Africa for smart economy. STRATEGIES OF OAMF SYNCS WITH THAT OF AMFEST. • OUR STRATEGY • i. Fostering integration using African culture and art that facilitates world acceptance. • ii. Structuring a new frame work for economic growth and development by Africans for Africa. -
KAS Nigeria Weekly Press Re
October 2020 Nigeria Office Nigeria Press Review 16.10. – 23.10.2020 Welcome to Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung’s Nigeria Weekly Press Review The weekly press review seeks to explore and keep you informed on selected issues relating to politics, business and economy, insecurity, infrastructure and development, health related issues, new trends and matters bother- ing on COVID-19 and the situation in Nigeria. Content SERAP Sues NASS, Buhari over Electricity and Fuel Hike, FG Set to Implement Measures for the Electricity Sector Senate Reveal Plans for the Petroleum Industry Bill, Minster Reiterates the Importance of the Water Resources Bill, Governor Ortom Kicks Accounts Frozen by CBN to be Investigated by Reps as CBN Reports of about 2,000 Fraud Related Complaints in 6 Months, FG Sets to Improve Local Content Bill PDP Faults APC for Onochie’s Nomination, APC Suspends Members over Refusal to Adhere to the National Executive Committees Directive Insecurity: FG to Intensify Efforts in Combating Security Crisis, End SARS Nationwide Protest Continues as Reports Reveal Gruesome Killings Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e. V. N igeria Office October 2020 2 2 SERAP Sues NASS, Buhari over Electricity and Fuel The Senate has stated that it has given 3 committees Hike, FG Set to Implement Measures for the Elec- in the Senate the responsibility to “make required leg- tricity Sector islative input into the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB)”. The mandate was given to the Petroleum Down- The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project stream, Petroleum Upstream and Gas. The PIB which (SERAP), and 302 citizens have filed a lawsuit against seeks to improve the regulatory framework of the Pe- President Muhammadu Buhari, Vice-President Yemi troleum Industry among others, has passed the sec- Osinbajo, Senate President, Ahmad Lawan, Speaker of ond reading. -
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